Simpson diary details alleged stalking and violence in brutal case
Prosecutors released explosive documents showing O J Simpson allegedly threw Nicole Brown Simpson from a moving car and beat her. The papers describe jealousy and repeated domestic violence in the years before the murders, with diary entries and statements from associates shaping a contested trial, defense countering that the evidence is irrelevant and prejudicial.
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Summit negotiates North Korea ties and auto market talk
Washington reports a low key Clinton Murayama summit focusing on North Korea nuclear issues while signaling progress needed on opening Japan markets to U.S. autos and parts amid a large trade deficit. In Tucson, astronomers report evidence of a supermassive black hole, 40 million solar masses, at a galaxy center 21 million light years away, gleaned from a vast telescope array.
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Gray wolf returns to Yellowstone after six decades
In Yellowstone National Park, the gray wolf is returning despite rancher distrust as eight wolves captured in Canada are flown to Montana and trucked to the park in a 21 year plan. The effort marks a long anticipated restoration of wolves in America's oldest national park after a hunting elimination diminished their presence.
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Clinton set to name party leadership
Washington AP reports Democrats outline a leadership slate for 1996 with Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd as spokesman and veteran Donald Fowler running day to day party operations. President Clinton planned to announce the arrangement for ratification at next week's DNC meeting as Senator Kerrey takes the Senate Campaign Committee chair.
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Russian forces attack Grozny in heavy new assault
Russian artillery pounds Grozny as hundreds of tanks and APCs move toward the Chechen capital. Rebels defend the presidential palace with limited ammo while air strikes devastate the city. Interior troops tighten the ring as ground fighting erupts amid a near-deserted center.
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Nine-year-old girl sole survivor of Bogota crash
A 9 year old girl may be the only survivor of the Intercontinental Aviation DC-9 crash near Cartagena. Officials report 51 believed dead as rescue workers recover bodies from a field and swamp. The pilot of another plane saw an explosion at 14,000 feet and investigators await her account.
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DHEA An Aging Molecule Aims To Improve Quality Of Life
Paris reports that the molecule DHEA, isolated by Dr Emile Etienne Baulieu, may ease aging symptoms. University of California San Diego tests by endocrinologist Samuel C Yen show small six month doses boosting overall well being. Baulieu notes the pill’s French origins and ongoing US trials, predicting better life quality rather than longer life.
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